Puppy Training Bells for the Happy Couple


Posted on May 29, 2008
By Elizabeth Edwardsen

I'm going to a wedding this weekend, and I'm pretty sure the happy couple will leave their puppy at home. Their new shelter baby is nothing like Whoopsie Daisy, dog trainer Sarah Hodgson's well-behaved Lab, who was a member of the wedding party in her wedding.

I'm not going to spill the beans here and tell you what I'm gifting the newlyweds-to-be, devoted readers of this web site. But I'll let you (and them) know that my package will be the one wrapped in a beautiful ribbon with bells -- wedding bells! -- affixed with that puppy in mind. (I am so channeling my inner Martha!) In other words - Don't cut that beautiful ribbon! It's a set of Puppy Training Bells!

These beautiful bells hang on a doorknob in your house and give your dog a nice way to let you know when she needs to go out. I chose the Garden Party stripes to match my friends' seaside decor.

You don't have to have a puppy to use these bells. I taught a 7-year-old dog to use them. Every time I let him out, I leaned over and jangled the bells. Soon, he was ringing them. I'd rather hear bells ringing than have him barking at me to open the door.

Meanwhile, if you're at a Maine wedding this weekend -- I'll be the one walking in with bells on.  

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